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"Love and good relations between friends continue so long as they understand each other, show self-denial and make sacrifices within permissible limits..."

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Free Cooking Class: Turkish Kisir July 11, 12:00pm Family Housing Community Room, UGA

Past Events

Free Cooking Class: Turkish Borek

Free Cooking Class: Turkish Baklava

Fourth Annual UGA Dialogue Dinner, Reception Hall, UGA

Whirling Dervishes of Rumi and Sufi Music, Athens Classic Center

Talk on 'Turkey's Neighborhood Policy: Implications for Europe, Eurasia & the Middle East', UGA Chapel

Talk on 'Turkey, Islam and International Politics', Visual Arts, UGA

4th Annual Dialogue Dinner at Georgia Center, UGA

Presentation at Emmanuel Episcopal Church

3rd Interfaith Dialogue Dinner at UGA Tate Gallery

3rd Annual Interfaith Dialogue Dinner at Foundry Park Inn, Athens

Free Cooking Class: Turkish Sarma (stuffed grape leaves)

IFCO attends 'International Street Festival 2007' with a special event, 'Rose'

2nd Interfaith Dialogue Dinner at UGA

2nd Annual Interfaith Dialogue Dinner at Hilton Garden Inn, Athens

IFCO donates food to Homeless Shelters in Athens, GA

Free Cooking Classes: Turkish Kisir
November 11, Tate Center, Room 145, UGA

RESA Teacher's Meeting
March 9, RESA Building, Athens

Video Lecture Series - Kingdom of David
October 6, SLC, UGA

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Community Events

World Peace Village
St. Gregory's Episcopal Church
June 22-26, 5:30 - 8:30 pm

With the goal of peace through understanding, we will explore a different religion each evening. We would especially like to invite Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, Jews, and Native Americans to fellowship with us, and share insights about their faiths with the group. Please contact Catherine Drewry at hm-e.net, 706-743-3592 or the church office at office@stgregoryathens.org for more information and to register to attend. Supper will be served at 5:30, followed by presentations, games, crafts, singing, and prayer. This event is free.